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Since many professionals no longer commute to the office daily, living 30 or even 40 kilometres from Nairobi's Central Business District has become increasingly practical.
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Photo credit: Stanley Ngotho | Nation Media Group “People are willing to pay more for space, greenery, security and privacy.
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